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by websiteapi 9mo ago
interesting - do you have a good example of a non-trivial web app that uses swift wasm?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
isn't this just because Dart is way newer than those? it's from the 2010s. it's really modern in comparison (same generation as Kotlin swift and typescript)
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I mean on desktop
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
true - though I don't think that's inherent, more just the mentality of one who might pursue this.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
in my experience wasm on web, though it works, has too slow a first page load time for slow connections.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
Kotlin Multiplatform does seem pretty appealing, but haven't looked into it very much
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
jeez so many ways to do things - react native flutter ionic and now swift. it seems dart + flutter still is the only way to do all targets (cli/web/iOS/android/desktop) though. react native being very close (albeit needs
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
lobste.rs does it right. literally only tech. people make excuses but lobsters doesn't have that problem. it's only this way because it's moderated to be that way.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
how long would it take someone to reimplement DynamoDB's APIs? they're trivial. that was never the hard part.... I'll be impressed when a big service like Google Photos can run 100% with LLM Oncall without paging anyone or an
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
isn't reddit more appropriate for this question?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
>Across the world, people are living longer. https://ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
isn't it the case by pretty much every quantifiable metric the world is better than ever?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
correct - h100 can do like 100 tokens per second on a gpt4 like model, but you'd need to account for regular fine-tuning to accurately compare to a person, hence 4 or so. of course the whole comparison is inane since computers and huma
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
human beings are estimated to use roughly 50 to 100W when idle (up to maybe 1000-2000W when exerting ourselves physically), and I think it's fair to say we're generally intelligent. Something is fundamentally missing with LLMs w.r
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
You would still have a screen. The device itself could just be smaller.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I'm surprised this is a thing. with the advances in STT I want the other extreme - a smaller and smaller device that leverages better voice control - super efficient inferencing chip on board and low power mic that's worn on your
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
things are changing too quickly for it to be worth it yet. eventually LLMs won't really increase in capability or resources anymore, and at that point, if the hardware itself isn't becoming more optimized for LLM workloads, you&#x
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
you don't need to believe me. I use it daily. don't know why you're so defensive lol - it's our own opinion. fyi I didn't have to do anything for this to work (clipboard laptop to phone)
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
tail scale drop is much more complicated than literally copying and pasting on iDevice. that's literally all you do, no setup, nothing and this is just one example for one type of action. https://tailscale.com/kb/1
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
UX , not UI. perfect example is you copy something on your laptop and paste it on your phone. trivial on iDevice.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
UX is much worse imo on graphene compared to iOS
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
USA is cooked sadly, that being said being Britain 2.0 ain't too bad. pretty much all the YC companies in the past few cohorts just are desperately rent seeking, sad but true - go look urself
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
Yes, if the botany app shares sensitive information like their exact location and possibly home/workplace then the app is to blame if it allows children and even adults to publish such information without explicit share-with-world opt
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
“Because apparently tracking your morning run is a clear and present danger to minors.” Well yes, Strava is a danger to at risk adults even let alone children. In fact, it is a risk to US bases around the world.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I think you might find it not so arbitrary that kids should watch 6 men “use” a young man or girl; or even 3 grannies using a young boy as a toy. Is it really arbitrary?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
what's the difference between porn and any arbitrary category here? even with porn isn't it just arbitrary that porn has been defined as "adult?" presumably Texas could just legislate that all apps are "adult"
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I'm curious how all of the progress will be seen if it does indeed result in mass unemployment (but not eradication) of professional software engineers.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
you're seriously lacking in imagination if all you can think of is that.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
"All of our future books will involve AI."
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
doesn't seem accurate since gemini has many entry points

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